My guess is PMD corrosion.

Yep!

Vending machines and payphones
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-ar ... ror&id=427

Half Moon = Charlton # 1949 Rev-002

65,695 coins produced that year with 96 reverse dies (48 obverse dies).
8,894 coins produced per die pair.

Hope it helps!

Probably a fake note

That song in the video

Never owned it (and probably never will), but this is among the top 5 known rare canadian coins around the world.

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I use this

And it's perfect for coins

I don't use any magnifier for banknotes. Maybe a bigger one could be better than this.

Might be PMD. Or a small chip or small crack.

Too small of an error to receive +value imo.

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Pictures will definitely with that kind of coin.

No 1943 copper coin hole?

Eliasberg, Pittman and Newman collections are my favs.

I don't think anybody will be able to recreate these in a long long time.

I don't owned much but I love some of my coins that were given to me by people that I love.
1 cent 1858
1 cent 1859 Narrow 9
5 cents 1899
$50 1954 banknote

Nothing valuable $ speaking, but valuable in another way.

coinguy wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 21, 2020 2:10 pm

Yes it is a small die crack.
In the future, please rotate your pictures properly so we don't have to kink our necks or rotate our monitors.

Errors can be difficult to take in certain angles
Here's to help:

Yes Ithink it is. Like the 1949 hoof

End of February. Any 2020 circulation coins out there? Still haven't see one.

First time I see something like that. Thank you for sharing.